Weekly gathering to learn Rails using web tutorials and pair programming.
This week:
Going to try something different. Setting aside Hartl tutorial this week and would like to try pair programming through a Ruby tutorial that actually does something. It is foundational material for the kind of knowledge useful to build Rails apps.
http://tutorials.jumpstartlab.com/projects/microblogger.html
Pair programming - two people, one laptop. One types, the other talks/directs. Switch frequently. Both learn in the process. Trust me - it works beautifully.
Format - Because we'll be working at a cafe, this isn't going to be an instructor lead session, but more of a small-group workshop.
(Basic Ruby knowledge is highly encouraged. Please reach out if you'd like some help. If you'd like help with Rails/Ruby to set-up on your computer, feel free to stop by.)
Other questions, please feel free to email me!
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Some basic Ruby resources - tutorials/exercises:
http://rubymonk.com/
(really nice interactive tutorial - highly suggest - intro Ruby module is free)
http://www.codeschool.com/courses/try-ruby
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I would really love to join you all soon! I started the Michael Hartl tutorial last week, just ending chapter 1. hopefully, i can pick up with you all in chapter 2.
January 20
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